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in thread Problem installing PMs with PPM

I'm installing direct from CPAN... or rather, I'm NOT installing direct from CPAN, in the sense that I'm trying and failing!

§ George Sherston
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PPM ne CPAN
by larryk (Friar) on Sep 05, 2001 at 18:31 UTC
    you don't need to use CPAN in the perl -MCPAN -e shell sense if you have ppm installed (i.e. it came with ActiveState's build of perl). at a command prompt type ppm install time-hires which will do it for you or you can just type ppm and enter the "shell" for ppm where the command you want is simply install time-hires

    Hope this helps

       larryk                                          
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